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Majors and Minors
World-Class Education
26 BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Research Opportunities Study Abroad
36 STUDENT LIFE Residence Life Campus Dining Armstrong Student Center Clubs and Organizations Miami Traditions Athletics
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You have a lot of college choices. You’ve received a ton of college information. You’re weighing your options. And while choosing a college is only one of many decisions you’ll make in the near future, we think it’s an exciting one. Because we want you to love college as much as we do. And a big part of that is choosing the right place for you.
This is your decision-making guide.
Household Names Thought for Food
Explore what it means to be a college student at Miami University
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faculty. Join some of our 500+ student organizations. Experience a
Public Ivy education in a setting that looks and feels exactly like what
More Than a Job Finder Prepared for Success
in Oxford, Ohio. Conduct research with some of the nation’s leading
you imagined college to be.
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From Interns to Alumni
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You’ll find answers inside. Because we’re passionate about providing the opportunity for you to learn, to grow, and to join us at Miami University.
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“MIAMI HAS GIVEN ME SO MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH. I WENT INTO COLLEGE WITH AN IDEA OF WHAT I WANTED TO DO, BUT MY CLASSES AND MY TEACHERS HAVE SCULPTED THAT INTO EXACTLY WHAT I WANT TO DO.” KAITLYN FOYE PROFESSIONAL WRITING AND MARKETING DOUBLE MAJOR
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Your college experience here will be one of the most exciting times in your life. To make sure of this, we’ll provide you with a powerful support system — a strong foundation of faculty scholars
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and dynamic professors leading top-ranked programs. It’s a tradition
Thought it was really cool that the guest speaker from William & Mary just told us that Miami’s education is the same as Yale’s. #PublicIvy
that’s simply part of life at a Public Ivy.
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@t r iv i a po tus Benjamin Harrison graduated from @MiamiUniversity in #Oxford, #Ohio in 1852. #LoveandHonor
@a kat ko 4 I can’t help but smile while walking to and from classes thinking that this amazing place is where I go to school #MiamiOH2018 #LoveAndHonor
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We have a simple philosophy: Do well, and people notice.
R O D N E Y C O AT E S The American Sociological Association honored Rodney Coates, professor of Global and Intercultural Studies and director of Black World Studies, for excellence in scholarship and community ser vice. He encourages students to address what he describes as “societal fault lines” in the United States.
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Teaching comes down to one professor, one student, and a dynamic worth celebrating. And this dynamic is at the core of who we are. For six years in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Miami among the top five universities nationally for best teaching of undergraduates. In the most recent report, Miami ranks in the top two among public universities, just after
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So thankful for the professors I have this semester at @MiamiUniversity you know you’re in a good place when you look forward to office hrs
@HeatherHarp I graduated 7 yrs ago, still chat w/ @MiamiUniversity @FarmerSchoolMU profs on a regular basis for advice #LifetimeResource
I was just taught by a man who has won 65 emmys. Safe to say @MiamiUniversity has the best and most interesting profs around
William & Mary.
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MAJORS Accountancy American Studies Analytics* Anthropology Architecture Art Art and Architecture History Arts Management*
Education Licensure Programs (cont’d): Latin (Pre K–12) Mathematics (7–12) Middle Childhood (4–9) Music (Pre K–12) Science (7–12) Social Studies (7–12) Spanish (Pre K–12) Special Education (K–12)
Individualized Studies
Social Work
Actuarial Science
Sociology
Aerospace Studies
Interactive Media Studies
Spanish
American Studies
Interdisciplinary Business Management
Speech Pathology and Audiology
Anthropology
Dance
Interior Design
Sport Leadership and Management
Applied Sociological Research
Digital Game Studies Disability Studies
Arabic
East Asian Studies
Art: 2-Dimensional Media Studies
Economics
International Studies Italian Studies
Energy*
Journalism
Biochemistry
Engineering: Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering General Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering
Kinesiology
Biology Black World Studies Botany Business Economics Chemistry
Comparative Media Studies*
Engineering Management: Electronics and Computing Environmental Science Manufacturing Engineering Paper Science
Computer Science
Engineering Physics
Critical and Classical Languages and Cultures*
English: Creative Writing Literature Professional Writing
Classical Humanities Classical Languages (Greek and Latin)
Diplomacy and Global Politics Earth Science East Asian Languages and Cultures
Environmental Earth Science Environmental Science*
Economics
Family Science
Economics, Quantitative
Film Studies*
Education Licensure Programs:
Finance
Art (Pre K–12) Chemistry (7–12) Chinese (Pre K–12) Early Childhood (Pre K–3) English Language Arts (7–12) French (Pre K–12) German (Pre K–12)
French Geography Geology German Gerontology (Social) Graphic Design History
Latin American, Latino/a, and Caribbean Studies Linguistics Management and Leadership Marketing
Statistics Strategic Communication Supply Chain and Operations Management
Art and Architecture History
Sustainability*
Arts Entrepreneurship
Theatre
Arts Management (Business majors)
University Studies (Undeclared) Urban and Regional Planning Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Arts Management (Creative Arts majors)
Crime, Law, and Social Justice
Information Systems
Music Theatre
Criminology
Interactive Media Studies Interdisciplinary Studies
Music Theatre for Non-Music or Theatre majors
Education, Teaching, and Learning Educational Technology Electrical Engineering English Literature Entrepreneurship Ethics, Society, and Culture
Asian/Asian-American Studies
European Area Studies
Zoology
Bioengineering
Family Relationships
Bioinformatics
Fashion Design
Medical Laboratory Science
*Co-Majors
Biology, Plant
Film Studies
Microbiology
These majors are a special category called “co-majors.” First, you must enroll in a primary major, then you can select a co-major as a complement to your major.
Black World Studies
Finance
Business Analytics
French
Business Legal Studies
General Business
Ceramics
Geography
Chemical Engineering
Geology
Pre-Professional Preparation
Child Studies
German
Choose from the majors listed then work with a faculty advisor to design your course of study.
Chinese
Gerontology
Classical Humanities
Global Health
Classical Languages
Global Perspectives on Sustainability
Mathematics Mathematics and Statistics Media and Culture
Music Music Performance: Composition Instrumental Voice Neuroscience* Nutrition Philosophy Physics Political Science Pre-Medical Studies* Psychology Public Administration Public Health Religion, Comparative Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian Studies Social Justice Studies
Miami offers preparation in: Dentistry Environmental Studies/ Forestry Law Medicine Optometry Pharmacy Physical Therapy Veterinary Science
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Information Systems
Athletic Training Biological Physics
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Graphic Design History
Computer Engineering
History of Philosophy
Computer Science
Horticulture
Creative Writing
Individualized Studies
International Business Italian Japanese Jewelry Design and Metals Jewish Studies Latin American Studies Linguistics Lusophone Studies Management Management and Leadership
Naval Science Neuroscience Nutrition Operations Research Methods Paper Engineering Photography Physics Plant Biotechnology Political Science Religion
Management of Information Technologies (Information Systems majors only)
Rhetoric/Writing
Management of Information Technologies (Non-Business majors)
Sculpture
Management of Information Technologies (Non-Computing or Engineering majors) Manufacturing Engineering Marketing Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Medieval Studies Middle East and Islamic Studies Molecular Biology Museums and Society
Russian Russian, Eastern European, Eurasian Studies Social Justice and Inequalities Sociology Spanish Special Education Sport Management Statistical Methods Statistics Supply Chain Management Theatre Arts Urban and Regional Analysis Urban Design Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Music Composition Music History Music Performance
Our list of majors and minors continues to evolve, so please visit MiamiOH.edu/majors for details and descriptions.
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CENTER FOR ADVANCED MICROSCOPY AND IMAGING (CAMI)
A lot of our head is in our heart. The College of Arts and Science has been the
Taught in small classes and high-tech labs
Upham Hall. That’s where you’ll find CAMI.
chemistry, and biochem, to geology, engineering,
pounding, thriving heart of our liberal arts
by faculty who are exceptional by any metric.
One of the finest electron and light microscopy
paper science, or physics — at some point, you
curriculum for centuries. Home base for
The College of Arts and Science is your launch
and imaging labs around. Officially it’s part of
may need to analyze something very small,
students, who voraciously devour everything
pad. This is where your college journey begins
the College of Arts and Science, but as with a
invisible even, and see it very clearly. Cells,
from pre-med and mathematics to pre-law
and builds momentum. Where you’ll start to
lot of our most precious resources here, we
viruses, material fibers, molecules, you name
and humanities. Social studies with a global
become academically invincible. Broadly
make sure all our students, faculty, and staff
it. We get that. So we make sure you have
perspective and global studies with a social
prepared for grad school, careers, life, or
(and occasionally even local researchers in the
everything you need. We share. And we let the
justice perspective. Fourteen different lan-
whatever comes next.
community) have access to it. Because no matter
knowledge and learning flow.
guages and nearly every science under the sun.
what you’re researching — from anthropology,
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Dr. Raval recently received the Early Career Professional Award from the American Psychological Association. What does that mean? It means she’s pretty amazing. That
VAISHALI V. RAVAL Associate Professor Psychology
she’s making a difference. Advancing our understanding of child development by taking a global perspective. Revealing that, yes, culture matters. That people are people, but the same development models just don’t work everywhere. It means when she’s not helping Miami students unlock the mysteries of the mind, she’s researching ways to improve the lives of young people everywhere.
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From day one our students are performing,
instrumental ensembles tour and perform at
designing, and winning awards in national and
Miami and all over the world, from New York to
international competitions. Our choirs and
Venice to Beijing.
In every classroom, in every academic area
This is where we take a fine-tuned, cross-
on campus. But this is especially true in the
disciplinary approach to art. A nationally
College of Creative Arts. The creative home
accredited, scholar-, mentor-, and alumni-
to some of the most imaginative learning
supported approach. So after you graduate,
IMAGINE THIS.
that happens at Miami. This is where we
you’ll be ready to hit the ground running and
16’ x 9’ HD 3-D active stereoscopic projection.
experiment with visionary architecture and
compete and create anywhere.
Intricate position tracking in 1,000 m 2 of track-
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virtual reality system of its kind in the world?
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demystify everything from video game design
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partners and learn how to design, visualize, virtualize, and track everything imaginable.
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Miami students have a passion for fashion. As someone who wants a career in the industry, Caroline Cliff has taken advantage of all the fashion-related opportunities at Miami. She’s
CAROLINE CLIFF ’17 Major: International Studies Minor: Fashion Design
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active in the Club of Fashion Design. She started out by designing clothes and then rose to Director of Public Relations and Marketing, setting up TV and radio interviews for the club’s annual Fashion Week. She’s also picked up a minor in Fashion Design.
@MiamiOH_Careers Miami welcomes Tim Baxter, CMO of @Macy’s, to campus on 4/14 as a part of MUCFD’s Fashion Week. #MiamiOH
@aliciaauhagen Late night studio sessions #MiamiOHLife @miamiuniversity #photographylife
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College of Engineering and Computing ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS (EWB)
LOCKHEED MARTIN LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
The world is full of problems. Learn to solve them.
Our engineering students just couldn’t resist
Stereotypes are overrated. Especially that
using their skills for good — so they started
one about engineers always being laser-
their own EWB chapter. Today, in addition to
focused technicians who prefer to work in
getting involved in local projects and STEM
solitude. They’re also leaders, innovators,
The world will always need professional
outreach, they’re improving the quality of
communicators, and collaborators. They don’t
life for people in Ecuador — by helping them
just see the big picture. They know how to make
develop a way to get clean water flowing in
it better. That’s where the Lockheed Martin
their community, and keep it flowing. They’ve
Leadership Institute comes in. Through the
also started a five-year commitment in Rwanda
institute’s transformative learning experiences,
to develop a potable water system for a school
you’ll sharpen those so-called soft skills to
and several villages. Find out more. Visit
help solve the world’s hardest problems.
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problem-solvers. Engineers of every kind, and computer scientists who are equipped to
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on it. Healthcare solutions, like synthetic biological tissue fabrication — we’re on that, too.
communications based, energy or industry related, the College of Engineering and Computing is where you’ll learn to tackle
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technology-laden labs. You’ve got chemical, biomedical, electrical, mechanical, and an infinite amount of engineering lessons to master. Reality to augment, codes to crack, apps to create, assembly language to learn, and
Miami and get involved.
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Tissue engineering. She’s really good at it. Proof? She holds U.S. Provisional Patent
it. Sound like a plan? Let’s get started. You’ve got work to do. Hands-on work in
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60/817,427 — “Tissue Scaffold and Method of Fabrication Thereof.” You don’t hold USA TODAY
such a patent unless you’ve spent a considerable amount of time innovating. With
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her expert guidance, undergraduates use state-of-the-art equipment and learn
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techniques that will help them establish themselves in biomedical research, one of the world’s fastest growing fields.
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The world keeps changing. So do we. As often as we need to. We flex and continually expand the way we do
The College of Education, Health and Society
things. Grow and refine our holistic, integrated
also combines multiple related programs under
approach. That’s why this is the College of
one umbrella, including a full range of award-
Education, Health and Society, and not just
winning educational options — encompassing
a college of education. Point is, we’ve created
teaching and nutrition, family science and social
something extraordinary here by being nimble.
work programs, and kinesiology and public
Progressive. Embracing change.
health. We’ve created a college where students
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Things are about to get real. Living, learning,
and social justice, evaluate the situation from
and teaching in an urban-community-real way.
the inside out, and then you teach — and take
Because we take experiential learning a step
responsibility for it. Contextualize knowledge,
further. Through the UTC, you’re embedded
and learn from mentors and teachers. It’s face-
in a community — you become a part of it. You
to-face. It’s very effective. And it’s eye- and
learn about it from the people living in it. You
mind-opening. As it should be.
soak in the diversity, measure the equality
are encouraged to color outside the lines, mash
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things up, and create new knowledge.
Nicholas Michelli Award for
MIAMI HAS ONE OF THE FEW
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Attracted to the healthcare field, Baylee Smith originally thought she’d be a pre-med student. But her interest in the connection between food and health led her to Miami’s nutrition program. In her medical center summer internship, she combined her interests, getting “good exposure to the field, working with dietitians in intensive care, cardiac, and
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other areas.” Through her hard work and Miami’s nutrition program’s reputation, Baylee
Major: Nutrition
was accepted into Boston University’s M.S. in Nutrition program, where she’ll complete her goal of becoming a Registered Dietitian.
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Global Brigades
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We practice what we teach. We know, if you want to inspire the next
perspective through diversity and international
generation of business leaders, you have to be
study programs? Perhaps. Because we champion
one yourself. Entrepreneur magazine ranks our
bold, creative thinking and relentlessly pursue
entrepreneurship program among the best in
excellence? Probably. Whatever the reason, one
the nation. LinkedIn ranks us 21st nationwide
thing should be clear. If you want a top business
for producing marketers. Those who know best
education, start where many of the nation’s top
consistently rate the Farmer School of Business
business leaders did — at Miami.
as one of the preeminent leaders. Because of the countless experiential learning opportunities we offer? Maybe. Because of our commitment to leadership development and to fostering a global
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Dr. Moul is passionate about motivating students. He recognizes the intimidation
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The global economy is affecting the developing
businesses in places like Ghana, Honduras, and
world in surprising, sometimes confusing, ways.
Panama to navigate this challenging landscape.
Poverty and lack of access to education can make
And they gain vital knowledge and international
it difficult to succeed. Students in Miami’s chapter
consulting experience while doing it.
of Global Business Brigades empower small
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Through the Anderson Distinguished Lecture Series and the Executive Speaker Series, the Farmer School of Business features leaders in business, politics, and international affairs. Past speakers include: Rudolph Giuliani Former Mayor of New York City
Patricia Morrison ’80 Chief Information Officer at Cardinal Health
Mikhail Gorbachev Former President of the Soviet Union
Queen Noor Queen Consort of Jordan
William Isaac ’66 Former Chairman of the FDIC
Sandra Day O’Connor Former Associate U.S. Supreme Court Justice
John Major Former British Prime Minister
Colin Powell Former U.S. Secretary of State
Jamie Miller ’90 Chief Information Officer at General Electric
Condoleezza Rice Former U.S. Secretary of State
factor associated with his field — economics — and seeks to make it more accessible
CHARLES MOUL Associate Professor Economics
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for students. And they notice. In 2015, Miami’s Associated Student Government named him the year’s outstanding professor. He’s known around campus as the professor who wears a tuxedo on the day of an important lesson — that’s how much he wants students to remember economic theories about competition and welfare.
@bi11brady Opening bell at @NASDAQ in New York City with fellow @FarmerSchoolMU accounting students #MiamiOH #FSB #JTerm
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Blaze your own trail. Miami’s emphasis on interdisciplinary learning breaks down barriers. To complement your areas of specialized studies, you’ll complete a well-rounded liberal arts curriculum — the Global Miami Plan. It’s called interdisciplinary learning, and it’s an essential part of the education process at Miami. One you’ll take with you once you graduate and
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CENTER FOR BIOINFORMATICS AND FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS (CBFG) Our bioinformatics and functional genomics lab is equipped with the tools and computing power students and faculty need to spin strings of biological data into research gold.
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And not just for some faculty and grad students. For every Miamian.
of graduates from the class
HIGHWIRE BRAND STUDIO (HBS)
of 2015 completed their degrees with at least one minor or additional major.
Students from different disciplines work
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together to develop branding strategies for realworld companies. Recent clients include Procter
enter a workforce filled with people from vastly different
& Gamble, Nestlé, Pepsi, GM Goodwrench, Tesco
academic backgrounds.
supermarkets, and Taco Bell.
AIMS
GLOBAL HEALTH RESEARCH INNOVATION CENTER (GHRIC) Researching global health means going out into the world, and that’s exactly what the GHRIC does. Students team up with professors to conduct unique projects, like training mental health practitioners in India, studying the consequences of environmental contamination in Zambia, and engineering more effective patient rehabilitation tools in London.
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Mwoyo Chinoda seeks out interdisciplinary experiences that require him to apply his technical expertise in manufacturing engineering to complex business problems. Conducting R&D tests at one internship, for instance. Mastering AutoCAD at another.
ARMSTRONG INSTITUTE FOR INTERACTIVE MEDIA STUDIES (AIMS) We’re a leader in the study and practice of digital media, nationwide. AIMS touches all five academic
Even working on supply chain strategy for one of the world’s largest industrial
MWOYO CHINODA ’17
supply companies. It’s a freedom to explore. And it’s preparing Mwoyo to write his
Major: Engineering Management
own success story.
divisions across campus and provides curricular options for students interested in taking everything digital to the next level.
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FROM HISTORIC TO
HIGH TECH. Revolutionizing education We’re proud of our history, of being the 10th oldest public university in the country. Proud of our innovators and their creations — from Miami Professor William Holmes McGuffey and his eightsided desk, where he wrote the McGuffey Readers that revolutionized 19th century education, to the 21st century, where Miami built the world’s largest virtual reality system for student and faculty research.
NEW ULTRAFAST LASER TECHNOLOGY HELPS RESEARCHERS AND STUDENTS BETTER UNDERSTAND ENERGY TRANSFER PROCESSES IN COLLISIONS BETWEEN ATOMS AND MOLECULES. @sabo_mu
@MiamiUniversity Kreger Proclamation Week: A physics celebration. Lots going on today!
E A C H Y E A R , M O R E T H A N 2 , 0 0 0 U N D E R G R A D U AT E S WORK WITH PROFESSORS ON FUNDED RESEARCH (MANY BEGINNING IN THEIR FIRST YEAR).
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We know how important it is for you to get handson learning opportunities outside the classroom with our most accomplished professors. So we’ve created the First Year Research Experience (FYRE) program and established the Office of Research for Undergraduates (ORU). At the very start of your college career, we’ll guide you through the process of finding a research team, exploring creative ideas, developing new theories, and solving problems. By participating in research as an undergraduate, you’ll set yourself apart from your peers and gain the skills that employers and graduate schools covet.
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insight into a historic event, or that hot new
progressively more complex responsibilities,
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gain access to jaw-dropping facilities, and
result of endless testing and deeper thought.
learn to write up results with the goal of publishing in journals and presenting at
And at Miami, we think everyone should
national conferences. At other schools, these
get a crack at these opportunities, so we’re
in-depth learning experiences are normally
committed to encouraging our undergrads to
reserved for graduate-level studies.
take an active role in research. Here, you can
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AVIAN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION INSTITUTE DR. DAVID RUSSELL, SENIOR LECTURER IN BIOLOGY AND CO-FOUNDER OF THE AVIAN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION INSTITUTE, IS ONE OF ONLY 12 MASTER BIRD BANDERS LICENSED TO HANDLE FEDERALLY PROTECTED SPECIES AND TO TRAIN BANDERS IN OHIO.
@MiamiOH_OARS Faculty driven undergraduate research @MiamiUniversity youtu.be/3X1-aHNfXVc
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Research can open doors. NASA and Ivy League doors.
BEYO N D T H E C L A S S RO O M
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Inspiration for the next big idea? It came from outer space. MICHAEL MARKESBERY ’ 15
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and less bulky. With the help of Miami’s Institute for Entrepreneurship, they created a business plan and formed a startup called Oros Apparel. A Kickstarter campaign raised more
B.S. Zoology
B.S. Mechanical Engineering B.S. Manufacturing Engineering
In 2014, Michael Markesbery earned an Astronaut Scholarship — one of 28 students
As a Miami undergraduate, Lyndsey McMillon interned at NASA Glenn Research Center in
“MIAMI
Cleveland. Now, she’s pursuing her Ph.D. in
TO THINK CRITICALLY AND USE
Chemical Engineering at Yale and working to
RESOURCES. I’M USED TO HAVING
create a carbon-silicon hybrid solar cell that can
AUTONOMY IN THE LAB AND PICKING
serve as a key component in the transition to
A RESEARCH PROBLEM TO EXPLORE.”
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renewable energy sources.
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nationwide to be selected for this prestigious award. From his first year at Miami, he worked with Dr. Paul Harding, Professor of Biology, to develop therapeutic treatments for diabetes, obesity, and cancer.
than $319,000, and Michael was even featured on the Discovery (Canada) show “Daily Planet.” Through his involvement in research, Michael was able to connect the dots between two seemingly unrelated interests. “I’ve created a company that models my passions — adventure and science. It’s uncanny, the similarities
But his research didn’t stop there. Along with two friends, Michael also devised a way to use
between validating an idea in business and validating a hypothesis in science.”
spacesuit technology to make jackets warmer
U N D E R G R A D UAT E R E S E A R C H P R OJ E C T S Wherever your interests lie, you’ll have a chance to create your own knowledge through research. Here are a few of the topics Miami students are exploring:
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• Curing Pancreatic Cancer With Oncolytic Virus • Why Did the United States Deinstitutionalize Mental Patients?
• Architecture and Landform: Prospective Synthesis in the Digital Age
• Characterization and Modeling of Artificial Skin With Indentation Testing
• The Gut Wrenching Truth: Correlating Autism and the GI Tract
• The Power of Humor: Politics, Religion, and Charlie Hebdo
• The Effects of TouchMath on Learners With Disabilities • Investing Using Short Term Statistical Forecasting
• “Black” Metal: The Importance of African Americans as Influencers and Developers of Heavy Metal Music
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INDULGE YOUR
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Aegean Sea, and Homer’s Odyssey comes to life. Snorkle among coral reefs in the Caribbean to study the effects of global warming. Study abroad transports you into new worlds and new perspectives. It helps you understand and appreciate global issues and world cultures — a valuable asset in the job market and in any career. Miami’s worldwide programs give you choices to fit your budget and schedule, from our monthlong Winter Term to a spring break class trip, to summer, semester, or yearlong customized experiences.
@MiamiUniversity
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RedHawks don’t just fly south, they fly everywhere to learn. Almost 43% of Miami University students study abroad. It’s something that we’re known for. Something that defines us. We live fearlessly and chase down diverse perspectives. We come here to get out there.
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AMIRA BEASLEY ’16 MADRID, SPAIN Amira mastered the metro, explored the streets
IN
of Madrid, and made local friends with newfound
STUDY ABROAD PARTICIPATION
confidence in her ability to adjust to foreign life.
AMONG PUBLIC DOCTORAL INSTITUTIONS
Studies and International Studies double major,
There was never a dull day for this Latin American who spent a semester immersing herself in Spanish language and culture. After classes, she gave private English lessons, caught a free salsa dancing class, or attended international student meet-ups.
LOVE & H O N O R &
LUXEMBOURG The John E. Dolibois European Center is the
Learn about the business of winemaking as you
university’s historic chateau, our “home away from
bicycle through Bordeaux. Set your mind adrift
home” in Luxembourg. Located in the heart
in a gondola, and marvel at Michelangelo’s David
of Western Europe, it’s an amazing place to
in Florence. Everywhere is just a hop, skip, and a
study, discover, be immersed in culture with
ferryboat, double-decker bus, or Eurostar train ride
a local host family, and launch study trips with
away. So you can explore the world and wear out
Miami and international faculty as your guides.
your passport.
LUXEMBOURG
@msull3
COSTA RICA
@_nicoleepeters_
@I a n _ m a r k e r
@Chubbz _cheekz
@froskam1
MiamiOH takes the Middle East! I would like to thank everyone who made this trip such a success. Couldn’t think of a better way to spend J-Term 2016.
I’m absolutely captivated and in love with Jamaica and its culture, the pride of its people, and the things l’ve seen! Of course I’m grateful for all the friends I’ve made along the way!
I’m so thankful for the Miami University students and andy saultz who served at-risk & orphaned children in the DR this Jan. #spreadJOYnow
GHANA
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WE’RE LESS RUN-OF-THE-MILL.
With endless events, performances, and impromptu activities, Miami students can be up and running 24/7. And some are (with the help of a double espresso). Catch a student-directed performance of an experimental play at our black box theatre. Learn to use a potter’s wheel at the Art Center. Discover your new favorite food at one of our award-winning dining locations. Swap stories with friends from around the world who live right in your residence hall. Ignite your passions in one — or a bunch — of student organizations. At Miami, there’s something for everyone. Whatever you choose, you’ll always be doing, growing, developing. You’ll be extending your education way beyond the classroom to every area of your life. A TYPIC A NG RI
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Miami is a residential school where first- and second-year students live on campus. It’s a big reason why students develop such close connections. As a first-year student, you have the option to choose from more than 30 themed living-learning communities. Get to know people who are way different from you but who surprisingly have some of the same interests. A SAMPLING OF SOME LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES:
RESID R U O Y
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@MorrisHallMU •
ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTING
@sabo_mu ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
@yougosmurf •
EMERGING LEADERS
@RicardoTrevinoJ •
@mcbride_pride
GLOBAL CONNECTIONS
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP
@hamiltonhall_miamioh •
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
@megan.lytle.9
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HONORS
@BenKlayKamp
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS • PRE-HEALTH • OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP • SOCIAL JUSTICE • WOMEN IN SCIENCE
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Marketing competition this Thursday!!! 7pm in the basement. Don’t miss the opportunity to win free candy!!
Everyone come to the first floor tomorrow between 7 and 8 to relax and play with puppies!!
Everyone get down to the cookout happening right now outside of Havighurst! Free food, music, and all your favorite CLT members!
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CULINARY AWARDS.
We have dining choices (28 of them) for every kind of foodie: dining halls, cafés, specialty
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restaurants, convenience markets, and even a food truck. It’s like home cooking, if your home
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stretches from Brazil to the Pacific Rim!
MIAMI RANKS 18TH AMONG PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES
800+ STUDENTS EMPLOYED IN DINING @mylifeasliz95 Perfect weather to enjoy the patio at Western!
@M i ami Universi ty Harris Dining Hall is the place to be tonight for 60’s themed dinner! #MiamiOHhc
@elizabethb731
@MiamiUDining Students here at Harris are enjoying dinner and our first night of #MiamiIdol Auditions
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@JulieM_mu The best street tacos you will ever eat. Thanks @MiamiUDining!
25%
OF ANNUAL DINING BUDGET IS SPENT ON
LOCAL
PRODUCTS.
Everything made here excludes the eight most-common food allergens.
ENCOUNTER
@Trac y Ch a p pe low 2 Sipping Starbucks on the sunny patio. #MapleStreetStation #MiamiOHLife
@MiamiUDining
GARDEN COMMONS
First weekly Wilson Hall Sunday Night Dinner... great turnout, everyone!
“BEST COLLEGES FOR FOOD IN AMERICA.”
@ sim pc ity
MEIN STREET
Who said college cooking is just ramen noodles? #miamiohlife
NATIONWIDE
FOR OUR DINING PROGRAMS IN THEDAILYMEAL.COM’S 2015
@scottmuohio
AMERICAS
@ t m keeslin g We love Sunday Super Brunch at Western. @MiamiUDining
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@KissellScott
@MU_ODA
@ejblair2
@rutherbj1
@miamiylcollege
@MiamiOH_ASC
@scottmuohio
@dmb_04
@simon103a
@ian_marker
@MUStageLeft
@MiamiUniversity
@MiamiOH_ASC
OUR FAMILY ROOM IN THE HEART OF CAMPUS Our dazzling Armstrong Student Center is where you’ll people-watch on a couch by the fireplace, have your every-Thursday-night dinner at Pulley Diner with friends, meet with your student organizations, and applaud performances in the Wilks Theater.
STUDENT LIFE
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MIAMI STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE FROM
500+
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS.
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO DO?
@sabo_mu
JOIN THE CLUB …
Miami University Outdoor Adventure Club
While we love modern communication methods (have you seen our award-winning Snapchat account?), we’ll never grow tired of a decidedly low-tech approach — hanging twin-size bedsheets from trees on campus. Miami’s student organizations use these colorfully painted sheets to advertise upcoming events and activities. MiamiOH.edu/hub @ISA_MiamiOH
@MiamiU_AAA
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… OR CREATE YOUR OWN.
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@MUAviation
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Audio Engineering and Music Production
SAR A AL-ZUBI ’ 19 Major: Management and Leadership Co-major: Premedical Studies Sara Al-Zubi came to Miami with all the ingredients for success: drive, ambition, and a passion for humanitarianism. After an internship with the American Red Cross, Sara founded her own organization, Peace of Mail, a student organization dedicated to sending letters of encouragement to Syrian children who have been forced away from their homes. To date, Peace of Mail has sent and translated more than 700 letters, spreading hope and happiness to Syrian refugees all over the world. InFocus Photography Club
Miami Slacklining
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@MUFashion
Best Buddies Friends Choir
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Where traditions are made of insider knowledge, fiction, whispers, and winks. You stepped on the school seal? Too bad, now you’re going to fail your next exam. Need a dose of good luck? Rub a turtle’s head on the Tri Delt Sundial. Kiss your sweetheart under a special lantern on campus? Presto! You’re destined to be married. It doesn’t matter that these traditions don’t make sense to others. Not one bit. Because they make sense to us. Perfect sense. They bind us to this place and to one another. They’re part of what makes college, college. They are a foundation upon which great experiences like this are experienced and memories are built to last a lifetime.
@marcellacerra The more I’m at this school, the more it starts to feel like home. Love and Honor #MiamiOH
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In the stands or on the court — you can get in the game. RedHawk athletes — and the thousands who cheer them on — are united by one simple thing: pure, unadulterated love of the game. Because even though Miami athletics has a proud history with more than a few championship banners, we think athletics consists of much more than acquiring trophies. Athletics is that time you camped out overnight for the best seats in the arena. It’s the band marching on the field and playing the fight song while the fans sing off-key. It’s pregame butterflies and postgame celebrations. It’s friendly matches and fierce competition. But mostly, it’s fun. And we’d love for you to join the game. Varsity teams compete in the NCAA Division I Mid-American Conference, the National Collegiate Hockey Conference, and the U.S. Figure Skating Association.
@Angelo_Gelfuso
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WOMEN’S SPORTS
BASEBALL
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL
CROSS COUNTRY
CROSS COUNTRY
FIELD HOCKEY
FOOTBALL
SOCCER
GOLF
SOFTBALL
ICE HOCKEY
SWIMMING & DIVING
SWIMMING & DIVING
SYNCHRONIZED SKATING
TRACK & FIELD
L C H AM PI
TENNIS TRACK & FIELD
O NS
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MEN’S SPORTS
VOLLEYBALL
SYNCHRONIZED
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Lace up your soccer cleats. Hoist your sails. Get out there and show your stuff. Join the 10,000 students who compete in 30 intramural sporting activities on campus. And if you want to test yourself against serious athletes from other universities, go out for club sports.
SPRINT. SCORE.
@scottmuohio
@MU_BumperBall
@MiamiWaterski
@MiamiULacrosse
@MiamiMarlins
@ClubQuidditch
Miami boasts one of the largest programs in the country. In the past 10 years, our club sports teams have won 12 national championships.
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@MiamiOHSailing
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@miamiequestrian
@murowing
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GYMNASTICS
BASEBALL
ICE HOCKEY (M/W)
SQUASH
BASKETBALL (M/W)
I C E S K AT I N G
SWIMMING
BOWLING
L ACROSS E (M/ W )
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
BOXI N G
MARTIAL ARTS
TA B L E T E N N I S
BROOMBALL
O LY M P I C H A N D B A L L
TENNIS
C L AY S H O O T I N G
PA I N T B A L L
TOUGH MUDDERS
SOFTBALL
DAN CE
QUIDDITCH
T R I AT H L O N
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ROLLER HOCKEY
U LT I M AT E F R I S B E E ( M / W )
FENCING
ROWING
VO LLE YBALL (M/ W )
FIELD HOCKEY
RUGBY (M/ W)
W AT E R P O L O ( M / W )
FISHING
RUNNING
W AT E R S K I I N G
FOOTBALL
SAILING
WRESTLING
GOLF (M/W)
SOCCER (M/W)
@MiamiUboxing
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WHEN IS A TOWN ALSO A LEGACY? Oxford, Ohio, is a place unlike any other in the country, a town custom-made to call home for four unforgettable years.
It’s a true college town, meaning it was built as a result of the college — for the 16,000-plus undergraduate students who call this home. It’s small enough to get around by foot and big enough to fill the needs of any student.
“ALL ROADS DON'T LEAD TO OXFORD. TO GET HERE, YOU HAVE TO WANT TO GET HERE. BUT ONCE YOU'RE HERE, YOU NEVER WANT TO LEAVE.”
Oxford is about 35 miles north of Cincinnati — meaning it’s near enough to a major metropolitan area for last-minute adventures in the city, but far enough away to feel like a world apart. In other words, it’s the perfect setting for an ideal college — and living — experience.
PHILLIP R. SHRIVER, PRESIDENT OF MIAMI UNIVERSITY, 1965 – 1981 @scottmuohio
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While all college towns have things in common,
who pass them down from year to year. It’s a
there are more than a few reasons Oxford, Ohio,
tradition that started with one house and
stands apart. In fact, there are about a hundred
suddenly spread throughout the town. And
of them. One is called “Ox Vegas.” Another
it’s one of those things that makes Oxford,
is “Surf ’s Up.” They’re off-campus student
Oxford — and Miami University — a truly one-
houses with names as unique as the students
of-a-kind experience.
@deaaronisaac
@NBPRed
@olhorner
@miamidanceteam We are SO happy to announce that we won the Homecoming Week house decorating contest! #MiamiOH #OxVegas
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HOUSEHOLD NAMES.
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@GahyeiLee
@libpeters
Seth Yoder
@rutherbj1
@tomammonphotography
@georgeen614
@MiamiInsider_JM Miami’s tradition of naming off campus houses started 40 years ago. Do you know which was the first? http://ow.ly/fgs0f #MiamiOH
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THOUGHT
FOR FOOD Ox ford , O hio. It ’s a college town that packs an enormous punch . E specially when it comes to ser ving up craz y tast y things to eat , on and of f campus . You ’ll find ever y thing from classic bites and international cuisine to shamelessly delicious comfor t food — day and night .
@okaydevin
@ mrssa ra henders on Get to Oxford and obviously the first place I go is Wild Bistro
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Emi ly Lubi n Crunch ‘n Munch...the best bagel ever! I wish I could make it, have to go to Oxford.
@junying_lu
Skipper’s
@scottmuohio
@va n essa jb New favorite place. #orangeleaf #oxford
@NBPRed
@greedy_geniuss
@bzilch13
@tomammonphotography
@paige.gillen
@MiamiUniversity
@45east_decibel_hatch @fox1 9b rett
@ta i ta i xx96
@ jb row n 26 8
Mac n’ Joes never disappoints #oxford
My future dorm room at MiamiOH has the gym across the street, jimmy johns, starbucks, sushi, and chipotle within walking distance
People watching at kofenya like a pro #creeperstatus #dontjudge
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PLANNING T HA T
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A T M I A M I U N I V E R S I T Y, W E ’ L L H E L P Y O U D E V E L O P C A R E E R - M I N D E D N E S S F R O M Y O U R F I R S T D AY O N C A M P U S . WHY? BECAUSE IT’S COMPETITIVE OUT THERE.
And we have a four-year program to put you on the path to career success, no matter what you’re studying. So, let’s start the journey now. Let’s combine your talents and ambition with our expert guidance and worldwide connections to create the future you’ve always dreamed about.
MIAMI’S OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICES IS W AY M O R E T H A N A N I N T E R N S H I P A N D J O B F I N D E R .
We’ll help you discover your strengths, investigate your opportunities, sharpen your focus through experiences, and achieve your loftiest goals. The best part? You can start in your very first year.
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FOCUS 2 ASSESSMENT
EDL 100 Career Development
RÉSUMÉ REFINEMENT Use Optimal Résumé,
strategies and
Use this free, online
for the College
campus resources
self-assessment tool
Student — earn course
an online résumé
that will help you
that will allow you to
credit while you
builder, and then drop
align your values,
learn about yourself
explore majors and
by our office for a
interests, and skills
and what careers or
career opportunities.
one-on-one evaluation
with your career
majors might be a
aspirations.
good fit for you.
with a career expert.
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FOR EVERY STUDENT The Miami career community includes
IN 2016,
2,020
expert advisors, outstanding professors, and passionate alumni. Our goal is to match you to the career resources that are best for you, whether you’re a freshman or a senior, a future accountant or an aspiring zoologist. We
OUT OF 6,244 JOB POSTINGS ON MIAMI’S
CAREERLINK DATABASE WERE AVAILABLE TO ALL MAJORS.
call it the Career Community Approach. You’ll call it your professional network.
TA P I N T O T H E M I A M I N E T W O R K A S S O O N A S YO U A R R I V E O N C A M P U S .
D E D I C AT E D C A R EER A DV I SO R S
EARLY CAREER EX P LO RATIO N S E R I ES
LINKEDIN 101
Consult with an advisor
Meet Miami alumni from
Learn tips and tricks
who works exclusively with
different industries and
that will help you master
students in your academic
learn about the skills
the leading professional
division and knows the
and experiences they
network on the Web. We’ll
AT OUR FALL CAREER FAIR, SPRING
industries that recruit
value in their prospective
even take your photo
INTERNSHIP & CAREER EXPO, TEACHER
students in your major.
employees.
to give you that perfect
JOB FAIR, AND ARCHITECTURE AND
profile pic.
DESIGN CAREER FAIR. WE’LL EVEN
MEET HUNDREDS OF EMPLOYERS
N E A R LY
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INTRODUCE YOU TO COMPANIES THAT HAVE DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES AS FIRST-YEAR-FRIENDLY.
O R G A N I Z AT I O N S RECRUIT MIAMI STUDENTS EACH YEAR.
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Where will you go after college? With a degree from Miami University, the answer is usually “a long way.” Our graduates are known for being successful in the classroom, in graduate work, and out in the world. In a recent survey, employers praised Miami graduates for possessing exceptional communication, professional, and self-motivational skills — the same attributes they value most in new employees.
Success doesn’t have to wait until after graduation. Money Magazine 2016
A TOP 10 COLLEGE FOR PRODUCING
Our extensive internship programs integrate classroom study with practical work experience, giving you a head start on life after Oxford, and preparing you for global success. Nearly 100% of Miami students participate in an internship, fieldwork, or some other form of practiced learning before they graduate.
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Miami’s
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From acceptance to top medical schools to jobs in the hottest Silicon Valley startups, Miami graduates are going places. Miami’s personal approach and our faculty’s professional connections give our students an advantage that can’t be beat. Bring your wildest dreams and unspoken ambitions. We’ll help you make them come true.
A SAMPLING OF
GRADUATE SCHOOLS RECENTLY ATTENDED BY MIAMI ALUMNI
Columbia University Duke University
98%
Georgetown University Harvard University MIT
acceptance rate of Miami seniors into
Ohio State Medical School
LAW SCHOOL
The Juilliard School
compared to an 86% national average
Stanford University
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine listed Miami as one of the
“100 BEST VALUES
in Public Colleges” for 2016.
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OUR RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
UC-Berkeley UCLA University of Chicago University of Oxford University of Pennsylvania Vanderbilt University Yale University
84% internship placement rate. The national average is 50%. Miami University’s reputation attracts
4X as many
EMPLOYERS to conduct
ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS as compared to peer institutions.
PayScale.com ranked Miami among the top public universities in the nation for
BEST SALARY POTENTIAL after graduation.
Nearly
71% of Miami seniors are involved in
INTERNSHIPS, FIELDWORK, or CO-OPS.
R ACHEL HOU ’07
MARSHALL OSBORNE ’13
Google, Industry Manager in Branding, Hong Kong B.S. Organizational Leadership
Uber, Business Development B.S. Interactive Media Studies
From helping launch LinkedIn in China to her leadership role with Google
Marshall made opportunities for himself while participating in Miami’s San
in Asia, Rachel has traveled far from her Tennessee roots. She developed
Francisco Digital Innovation Center. In the heart of Silicon Valley, students
her expertise in Asian markets in Miami’s Pacific Rim business school
connect with cutting-edge digital media companies. He interned with Uber,
programs. She said, “Both my business and psychology classes taught
who then hired him even before he graduated. In three short years, he’s
me interpersonal skills, how to manage and speak with clients and work
advanced to a high-level role. Marshall says that in hiring people, he looks
with people. And my capstone classes that involved actual clients were
for “people who are well-rounded, who go off the regular path to take
incredibly helpful.”
risks.” People like him.
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58.3%
of seniors accepted to
MEDICAL SCHOOL
NATIONAL FIRMS THAT CONSISTENTLY RECRUIT MIAMI GRADUATES INCLUDE:
Nearly
108,544
Amazon American Red Cross Apple Deloitte Ernst & Young Fidelity Investments
OUR STUDENTS GRADUATE IN GOOD TIME.
alumni and employees are connected to Miami’s
Habitat for Humanity
Johnson & Johnson JPMorgan Chase Nestlé Nielsen Peace Corps Procter & Gamble Saks Fifth Avenue Target Teach for America Uber
95.5%
of 2014-2015 graduates were
EMPLOYED or continuing their education by fall 2015.
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Per surveys and national data
vs. 43.3% nationally
Miami’s median time to degree completion is
3.7years. Our 4-year graduation rate ranks 20th among public universities in the U.S.
The Princeton Review recognized Miami in its 2016 book,
Colleges That Pay You Back: The 200 Schools That Give You the Most Bang for Your Tuition Buck.
Miami University has more than
208,890
LOYAL ALUMNI WORLDWIDE. They provide our students with extensive internship and career connections.
S E A N M C VAY ’ 0 7
ANTONIO WHITE ’08
Washington Redskins, Offensive Coordinator B.S. Sport Studies (now Sport Leadership and Management)
Hamilton Place Strategies, Director B.A. Black World Studies
Sean McVay has success in his DNA. He’s the youngest offensive coordinator
Antonio’s first experience in Washington, D.C., was as a Miami junior.
in Washington Redskins history. His grandfather played on Miami’s football
Sponsored by our Office of Diversity Affairs, he participated in a student
team and went on to serve as vice president and general manager for the
leadership conference. That exposure was instrumental in his career path.
San Francisco 49ers. When Sean played for the RedHawks, he was inspired
He returned to D.C. after graduate school, first to a White House internship,
by the coaches’ leadership skills. “Miami attracts people who are motivated
then to the U.S. Treasury office, and now in public affairs. Antonio said,
to be successful in whichever arena they choose to pursue,” Sean said.
“Miami is very good at cultivating student leadership. I took advantage of
“Anytime you’re around other people who are motivated to try to be great
those opportunities, and it’s helped me be more competitive in my career.”
at something, it becomes contagious.”
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See the value of a Public Ivy education. When you explore Miami, you’ll discover an idyllic campus. Our tree-lined setting, top-rated programs, and focus on undergraduates come together to give you a superior education. As a public university, we are also committed to making your education as affordable as possible.
Application and Important Dates Miami is a member of the Common Application. Instructions are available at MiamiOH.edu/apply.
Add to that the weight our reputation provides, and you’ll quickly find that employers and graduate schools love Miami students. You’ll see that a Miami education is an investment that
APPLICATION DEADLINES AND DECISION PLANS FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
pays dividends for a lifetime. EARLY DECISION (Binding)
EARLY ACTION
REGULAR DECISION
(For non-binding application type, we strongly encourage this choice.)
(Non-Binding)
INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION
SPRING ADMISSION: JANUARY (Non-Binding)
APPLICATION DEADLINE
November 15
December 1*
February 1
February 1
December 1
DECISION NOTIFICATION
December 15
February 1
March 15
Rolling, 4–6 weeks after completing application
Rolling, beginning December 1
January 15
May 1
May 1
May 1
Confirmation deposit due by date in acceptance letter
CONFIRMATION DEADLINE
*Priority consideration for admission, merit scholarships, and selection for the University Academic Scholars Program, the University Honors Program, and other competitive admission programs will be given to students completing all application requirements by December 1, 2016.
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Fall 2017 Merit Scholarships Miami University is pleased to offer merit scholarships to academically accomplished first-year, full-time undergraduate students who enroll on the Oxford campus for Fall 2017. The application for admission is used to determine merit scholarship eligibility — no additional form is required. Priority consideration will be given to students completing all application requirements by December 1, 2016.
HS GPA
High School Curriculum
ACT: 33+ Old SAT: 1440+ New SAT: 1480+
3.50+
Resident Scholarship Range
Non-Resident Scholarship Range
NON-OHIO RESIDENTS
Tuition (Instructional Fee & General Fee): $14,736 Housing and Meals (Room & Board): $12,454*
Tuition (Instructional Fee & General Fee): $32,555 Housing and Meals (Room & Board): $12,454*
Total: $27,190
Total: $45,009
Rigorous Coursework
$30,000-$60,000 (half to full tuition per year)
$65,000-$130,000 (half to full tuition per year) $28,000-$68,000 ($7,000-$17,000 per year)
College of Creative Arts (CCA): $50 per semester fee for students majoring in Architecture, Interior Design, Music, Music Education, or Music Performance.
Up to $44,000 (up to $11,000 per year)
ACT: 30-32 Old SAT: 1330-1430 New SAT: 1390-1470
3.50+
Rigorous Coursework
$20,000-$44,000 ($5,000-$11,000 per year)
ACT: 27-29 Old SAT: 1210-1320 New SAT: 1280-1380
3.50+
Rigorous Coursework
Up to $28,000 (up to $7,000 per year)
SPECIAL PURPOSE & COURSE FEES
College of Engineering and Computing (CEC): $400 per semester fee for students majoring within CEC.
Scholarship offers and award amounts will be determined by a holistic review of the application for admission and thorough evaluation of academic indicators, including (but not limited to) rigor of coursework, high school GPA, and standardized test scores. Award determination will be based on the official testing and high school transcript information submitted to Miami University at the time of application.
PLEASE NOTE: Old SAT refers to the SAT examination administered through January 2016; New SAT refers to the examination administered March 2016 and after. Miami does not superscore across the Old SAT and New SAT exams. HS GPA: Based on a 4.00 scale. HS CURRICULUM: Evaluated on the context of the applicant’s high school.
SCHOLARSHIP RANGE: Based on 2015-2016 tuition and fees. With Miami’s Tuition Promise, families are provided the assurance that scholarships will retain their full value across a student’s four-year experience. For more information, visit MiamiOH.edu/TuitionPromise. Financial need is determined by the FAFSA. Students wishing to be considered for need-based financial aid are encouraged to submit their FAFSA by the Priority I Deadline of December 1, 2016, and no later than the Priority II Deadline of February 1, 2017. Students applying Early Decision are strongly encouraged to submit the FAFSA by December 1, 2016. Scholarships are automatically renewed for four years, provided the student maintains the academic requirements as stipulated in the financial aid award letter.
Farmer School of Business (FSB): $110 per credit hour fee for most business school courses. Other courses, such as labs, may include additional fees. Be sure to check the course information when registering. LEARN MORE ABOUT TUITION AND FEES AT MIAMIOH.EDU/TUITION.
Predictability and Assurance Miami’s Tuition Promise provides the predictability and assurance families need to plan financially for a college
AR GUARAN -YE TE R U MIAMI UNIVERSITY’S
education. Miami’s Tuition Promise provides all first-time undergraduate students and their families the certainty that Tuition (Instructional Fee and General Fee), Room & Board, Special Purpose Fees, and Course Fees will be frozen over the four years of a student’s Miami experience. Stability in costs also means that renewable scholarships and financial aid dollars will retain their value over the entire four-year period. To learn more go to MiamiOH.edu/TuitionPromise.
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TEST SCORE: No preference is given for ACT or SAT; Miami superscores, using the highest test scores submitted for admission and scholarship consideration. For ACT, the highest scores for each subtest from different exams will determine a combined highest composite score. For Old SAT, the best Critical Reading (CR) and Math (M) subscores will be used to calculate a maximum single score; for New SAT, the best Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (ERW) and Math (M) subscores will be used to calculate a maximum single score.
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*Amount is based on weighted average and depends upon student options for two semesters.
Miami University merit scholarships are highly competitive and, thus, not guaranteed. Applicants not meeting the above criteria will be considered for a full range of merit and need-based scholarships ranging up to full tuition annually. Scholarships and award amounts may be determined by additional factors including diversity, audition, portfolio, intended area of interest, and athletic ability.
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Building and maintaining a diverse and inclusive community is an integral part of Miami University’s mission and success. The University is committed to equal opportunity, affirmative action, and eliminating discrimination and harassment. Miami University does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity or expression, genetic information, military status, national origin, pregnancy, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation or protected veteran status in its application and admission processes, educational programs and activities, facilities, programs or employment practices. Miami University does not permit and takes action to prevent harassment, discrimination and retaliation . Miami U niversit y immediately investigates and if it determines that a hostile environment has been created or discrimination or retaliation has occurred, takes action to prevent its recurrence and remedy its effects. Requests for reasonable accommodations for disabilities related to employment should be directed to ADAFacultyStaff@MiamiOH.edu or 513529-3560. Students with disabilities may contact the Office of Student Disability Services, 19 Campus Avenue Building, 513-529-1541 (V/TTY) and 513-5298595 (fax). All other requests should be directed to the Section 504 and ADA Coordinator, Ms. Kenya Ash, Hanna House, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 45056, 513-529-2157 or ashkd@MiamiOH.edu. ACCREDITATION Miami University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association (ncahlc.org), 312-263-0456. Miami is approved by the State of Ohio Approving Agency for the training of veterans. Miami is authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students. EQUITY IN ATHLETICS If you would like a copy of Miami’s Equity in Athletics report, call the Office of Intercollegiate Athletics at 513-529-3113 or look online at MiamiOH.edu/righttoknow. CAMPUS SAFETY Miami University is committed to providing a safe learning environment for all students and members of the university community. Miami is served by a fully commissioned Police Department that provides service 24/7 and works cooperatively with the City of Oxford police and other local law enforcement agencies. The university offers several safety programs regarding fire, sexual assault, and personal safety, among other topics, a nighttime safe escort service and crime-prevention training. It employs a multi-mode emergency notification system. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY Miami University expects students to uphold honesty, integrity, and moral conduct in their academic and personal lives. Read more at MiamiOH.edu/integrity.
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